skunk 2 mani vs. jg/edelbrock
I am looking into a new manifold for my gsr and i found the edelbrock victor x manifold for cheap used but i was planning on getting the new skunk 2 pro series. Can you guys tell me which one flows best on a naturally aspirated setup. thanks. tried searchin but it said server was down sorry.
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so true
so true
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Pull up some dyno charts on both with similar setups.
I LIKE PIZZA
Pull up some dyno charts on both with similar setups.
i read that the JG/Edelbrock system flows best from 7,000 rpm+....in your car i'm assuming your just putting bolt-ons to your GSR...i've read that the new Pro series mani from skunk2 flows 20% better then the older models...if i had to choose i'd choose the Skunk2 mani. Hope this helps you out
What Year and Model Car is the GSR in?
i have a PerformerX w/ ITR TB on my Y8, and it works great. Skunk2's are known to have fitment issues in anything but EK's(with D-Series at least). skunk2's are also copies of the Type R i believe....so you could go better. The VictorX is good from 7k-10k RPM, not exactly great for a street car...
i have a PerformerX w/ ITR TB on my Y8, and it works great. Skunk2's are known to have fitment issues in anything but EK's(with D-Series at least). skunk2's are also copies of the Type R i believe....so you could go better. The VictorX is good from 7k-10k RPM, not exactly great for a street car...
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